TAKARA MV137, User Manual

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By using loop recording, you can record video continuously, but record
only the desired moments. For example, if you select an interval of 5
minutes, only the last 5 minutes are recorded when you press the shutter
button to stop recording. If you record for 5 minutes and do not press the
OK button to stop recording and record, the camera will record a new
interval of 5 minutes by recording over the previous 5 minutes. When the
micro SD card is full, the new files overwrite the old one if loop recording
is enabled.
Time-lapse video: Off / 1Sec. / 5Sec. / 10Sec. / 30Sec. / 60Sec.
Accelerated video creates a video from images captured at
specific intervals. This option allows you to capture an accelerated event
and view or share it immediately as a video. Time lapse video is captured
without audio.
Slow Motion Video: Off / 1080P 60 / 720p 120
Slow motion is an effect in making a movie in which time seems to be
slowed down.
Audio recording (sound): enabled (open) / disabled
Disable Sound Recording, the camera does not record sound when you
record a video.
PHOTO PARAMETERS
Photo resolution: 20MB / 16MB / 12MB / 8MB / 5MB
Photo Time Laps: Off / 3Sec. / 5Sec. / 10Sec. / 20Sec.
Take a picture at a fixed interval.
Self-timer: Off / 3Sec. / 5Sec. / 10Sec. / 20Sec./ 30Sec./60Sec.
Burst Photo: Off / 3photos / 5photos
Burst mode captures up to 5 pictures at a time. It is therefore perfect for
capturing fast activities.
Note: Burst photos only support 12M / 8M / 5M photo resolution, but not
16M / 20M photo resolution.